Why it's never too soon to criticize the dead.
Magic Guest Month: Ben Pearce
The capstone for this week's guest month, Ben Pearce returns to discuss what it's like to do a Magic tournament.
The False Equivalence of Violence on Both Sides
To say there's violence on both sides buries the questions; How much, and why?
Magic Guest Article: Ariamaki on Card Mechanics
Hello! I'm your guest author for the week, Ariamaki. I've got a very wide field of interests and expertise, arguably too wide on the first half and not deep enough on the second, but I still pride myself in versatility and balance. Lately that has ranged from adding content to games like Monster Prom (you’ll … Continue reading Magic Guest Article: Ariamaki on Card Mechanics
The Magic Guest Month: Scarlet Roarke
The first of a planned three weeks of guest articles while I recover. Scarlet Roarke returns to give a crash course on vampires.
Sick Week: An Archer Script
So I've been massively sick. Double ear infection, antibiotics, the works. I haven't been able to do anything except binge media and moan a lot. This as opposed to my routine of reading the news and moaning a lot. Far more productive. However! However, a small respite. I can still put something up this week. … Continue reading Sick Week: An Archer Script
An Australian Republican
Australia is about to have another referendum on whether it should secede from the Commonwealth and become a Republic, nearly 20 years after the last time we voted on this. Last time we voted ‘no’. Mostly, I think, because nobody wanted to fix something that wasn’t broken.
Centrelink
On the purpose of neoliberal welfare
Critics Will Be the Death of Me
“Anyone can be a critic”, is said often. Unfortunately it’s true, and the followup is often left out; “But few people should be”. To be a critic only requires that you have an opinion on something. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, but I’ve found that there is an issue to that entitlement. The reason … Continue reading Critics Will Be the Death of Me
Adelaide
You can get a good whiff of the narrative of your life sometimes. You can feel new chapter headings in the air. I felt it at Brisbane airport, watching engineers in phlegm-green high visibility vests crawl around the inside of the plane like playground equipment, occasionally stopping to shrug at each other, or put their … Continue reading Adelaide
